I have a Blaupunkt 6 CD/Radio Dash mounted unit in a 2005 VZ Holden Calais similar to the Blaupunkt Model/s 92112088 92118704 92084575. The Dash unit display is blank. I cannot get it to respond by pressing the ON/OFF button on the R/H top of the dash unit. Operating the Steering Wheel controls I can change the preselected stations and select the CD player. Also I can adjust the volume. With the Radio selected the unit operates for 10 seconds and goes OFF for 3 seconds. The Aerial goes down then back up, when the radio comes back on for 10 seconds. The same "ON for 10 seconds OFF for 3 seconds" happens when the CD is selected. Removing the unit for 15 minutes or replacing the car's battery does not effect the unit. It still performs the same as above. It did not lok out and require the 4 digit security code. Thanking you for your assistance. Marcus Sydney Australia

SOURCE: blaupunkt cancun cr63 car radio

I'm having the exact same symptoms and have had the same luck online. My guess is that the logic got fried during the "brown out" while trying to crank the engine on a very low battery. I thought I might find something about the "VF" and "SK" modes that it is getting into (pretty cool if I weren't missing my radio stations). I'm guessing they are European bands or something. Also getting into a CD changer mode - funny since this was a pretty low-end cassette tape model. My Cancun is 12 years old. What I'm going to try (when it stops raining) is to disconnect the battery leads for 15 minutes or so and then reconnect to see if that clears out the radio memory (if I could easily identify the correct fuse, that would make the process much easier but, alas, I can't). Let me know if you have tried anything else and I'll let you know if my attempt works.

Phil Lovisek

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• Posted on Jul 19, 2008

SOURCE: 2006 Nissan Titan: Radio-CD Will Not Power Off/Volume Stuck/No Display

Yup, you need a new unit/radio

SOURCE: Radio wont work

wfdyer,

go buy a new radio. You can usually get free installation. If you are a do it yourselfer. Then go to crutchfields web site. They are great, they give you the adaptor plates and wire harness to go from what ever radio you get to the car, with no splicing (cutting and reconnecting of wires) They will tell you what radios will not work and tell you what ones will.

Sorry to say it but you have power to the radio, and there are really 3 things a radio needs to work. power, speakers, and a signal. you can check the antena to make sure its not broken or disconnected. but most of the times its the radio

tepfy

SOURCE: need security code for car radio

take out the radio by just pulling it toward u and take it to a holden dealer and they will get the code for u for $40

SOURCE: changing the time

Here's a link to the manual Pioneer's web site.

Here's how you set the time (from page 16 in the manual):

1: press SOURCE and hold until the unit turns off.
2: Press AUDIO repeatedly until the clock appears in the display
3: Press (left arrow) or (right arrow) to select the segment of the clock display you wish to set (hours, minutes)
4: Press (up arrow) or (down arrow) to set the clock.

- To cancel clock settings, press BAND
- to save clock settings press AUDIO until the display stops blinking